10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRESAGEMENT»
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presagement in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
I have spent much inquiry, whether he had any ominous presagement before his
end. Wotton. This contagion might have been presaged upon consideration of its
precursors. Harvey on Consumption. That cloud, that hangs upon thy brow, ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
9. PRES'AGE, n. s. & v. a. ) Fr. presage ; Presage'ment. > Latin pr&sagium.
Prognostic; presension of futurity; to forebode; foretell: presagement is
synonymous with presage noun-substantive. Henry's late presaging prophecy
Did glad my heart ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
I have spent much inquiry, whether he had any ominous presagement before his
end. Wotton. This contagion might have been presaged upon consideration of its
precursors. Harvey on Consumption. That cloud, that hangs upon thy brow, ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
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Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament
The purpose of the peser is to predict the future as shaped in the as yet
unrealized presagement of the divine word, and to confirm the credibility of that
as yet unfulfilled presagement by identifying the facts with the presaged reality
that has in ...
G. Johannes Botterweck, Helmer Ringgren, Heinz-Josef Fabry, 2003
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A dictionary of the English and Portuguese languages
Engulco, s. m. an nmination, a presagement of ill luck. See also Acanhamento.
Tlrar o engui- co , to avert the threats of ill tokens. Enguico, impertinence,
extravagance, folly. Enguiriuianco. See Engri- tnaiiC'i. Engulhado, p. of the
preterperl".
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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
ENGROFINHADO. See ARRUGA- DO. Emgro<vinhada cem e /rie, stnvering, or
quaking for cold. ENGROVINHA'R. See EMBICAR. ENGUl'A, an eel. ENGUJÇA
DO, a, adi. See ENGUJÇA'R, v. a. to ominate sadly, to be a presagement osill
luck ...
7
Roll Over Adorno: Critical Theory, Popular Culture, ...
... of popular music, is a good, because dangerous, thing. For example, it's
conventional wisdom, at least from the vantage point of Adorno's aesthetic theory,
to see the late Beethoven as the “presagement of the alienated music of
Schoenberg.
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Forebodement; presension-I have spent much enquiry, whether he had any
ominous presagement before his end. Wotton. PRESAGER, s. [from presage.]
Foreteller; foreshew-er. s O let my books be then the eloquence - And dumb
presagers ...
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A new dictionary of the English language ...
I have spent some enquiry whether he had any ominous presagement before his
end. — Reiiquia Wottonianat, p. 234. In this expectation he perswaded the
credulity of elder times to take up their lodging before his temple. In skins of their
own ...
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A New Dictionary of the English Language. -London, Pickering ...
I have spent some enquiry whether he had any ominous presagement before his
end.—Reliquicc Wottoniance, p. 234. In this expectation he rswadcd the credulity
of elder times to take up their lodging before his temple, in skins of their own ...
